Research - write - publish: tips and tools to get you through
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This document provides tips and tools for conducting research, writing, and publishing academic work. It discusses using Google Scholar and other databases for research, citation management tools like RefWorks, factors to consider when publishing like journal impact and access, measuring impact through metrics like the Eigenfactor and impact factor, pursuing open access publication options, publisher policies on self-archiving, and UBC digital repositories for archiving work. Contact information is provided for further assistance.
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